Bank Shadow Day Program Details

365 to Rich Bank Day is a great program for high school seniors to spend a day shadowing a banker. The last two weeks of October are designated as the time frame for the 365 to Rich Bank Day. The purpose is to introduce banking as a career option and to provide financial literacy resources to the student. 

During the bank shadow day, the student visits each department of the bank, meets senior management and shadows the banker contact for the day.  

The name, 365 to Rich, comes from the actions that take place after the shadow day when the student will receive a daily text for 365 days on ways to become “rich” in all ways such as money, work, knowledge, service, relationships, etc.  

If you and your bank are interested in participating, please complete this response form below to receive the following documents:

  • Sample letter to the teacher who will recommend the student(s) for your 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day
  • Student Application that needs to be completed, signed by student, parent and teacher
    • Please note: The completed application needs to be emailed to LBA, either to Ginger Laurent or Lauren Brown prior to your 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day 
  • Sample 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day Schedule
  • Frequently Asked Questions

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Banks Participate in 2024 LBEC-sponsored 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day

Pictured above are students from L.W. Higgins High School, West Jefferson High School, John Ehret High School, Fisher Middle/High School and Cuillier Career Center at a Fidelity Bank 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day.

Pictured above are students from Archbishop Rummel High School at a Fidelity Bank 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day.

Pictured above are high school seniors from H. L. Bourgeois High School and South Terrebonne High School at one of b1BANK's 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Days.

Pictured above are high school seniors from Highland Baptist High School with Community First Bank staff who participated in bank’s 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day. 

Pictured above are high school seniors from New Iberia Senior High School with Community First Bank staff who participated in bank’s 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day. 

Pictured above are high school seniors from Wilkinson County Christian Academy and Centreville Academy with Concordia Bank and Trust's Phillip Cutrer at one of the bank’s 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Days. 

Pictured above are high school seniors from Wilkinson County High School with Concordia Bank and Trust's Phillip Cutrer at one of the bank’s 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Days. 

Pictured above are high school seniors from Cathedral High School with Concordia Bank and Trust’s Shane French at the bank’s 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day. 

Pictured above are high school seniors from Delta Charter School with Concordia Bank and Trust’s April Craft at the bank’s 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day. 

Pictured above are high school seniors from Adams County Christian School with Delta Bank’s (far left) Laura N. Hallberg and (far right) Temika Davis at the bank’s 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day. 

Pictured above are high school seniors from Delta Charter School, Natchez High School and Monterey High School with Delta Bank staff who participated in bank’s 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day. 

Pictured above are high school seniors from General Trass High School with with Delta Bank staff at the bank’s 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day. 

Pictured above are high school seniors from Prairie View Academy and Morehouse Magnet Prairie View Academy and Morehouse Magnet at the bank’s 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day. 

Pictured above are high school seniors from St. Landry Parish JAG (Jobs for America’s Graduates) along with St. Landry Bank and Trust Company staff who participated in bank’s 365 to Rich Bank Shadow Day.